Lead Cytotechnologist - CT ASCP

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mlee healthcare staffing recruitingAtlanta (GA)

Cytotechnologists Medical Laboratories

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About the role

Lead Cytotechnologist, Lead Cyto Tech Opportunity This position is for an acute care Lead Cyto Technologist that is interested in growing in their career with our strong independent health system near Savannah, GA. Relocation Assistance provided. Strong leadership, top schooling, great pay, and affordable housing options are just a few of the benefits this role has to offer. Apply today to get a full overview of the location, setting, and benefits this position has to offer. This is a community where patients and colleagues are treated as family. Recent Graduates are Welcome to Apply.

Qualifications: Must be a graduate of an accredited Cytotechnologist programASCP Certified in Cytotechnology Minimum 3-4 years staff Cytotechnologist experience in Acute Care Setting, Lead or Leadership experience a plus Acute Care or Hospital experience preferred. As a member of the team, you will enjoy: Full Benefits Package - Medical, Dental, Vision, STD, LTD, Flexible Spending Account, Life Insurance Mentorship Opportunities with some of the best Lab and Cyto Professionals in the state. Competitive Compensation. If you bring the above skills to the facility, we will offer you a stable work schedule, competitive wages, a comprehensive benefits package, and the opportunity for personal and professional development. Apply now to be considered.

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